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Karen Christian, Annie Gentry, Collin Howell Injured in Plane Crash in Gordonville, Texas


GORDONVILLE, TX — Officials have identified Karen Christian, Annie Gentry, and Collin Howell as the three passengers that were hurt in a plane crash in Gordonville, Texas on Sunday, March 29th, 2015. News reports out of the Texoma area said that the accident happened around 4:00 Sunday afternoon.

51-year-old Karen Christian, 14-year-old Annie Gentry, and 17-year-old Collin Howell were hurt when the plane they were passengers in crashed for reasons currently under investigation in the 300 block of Greenbriar Road. Police have not said exactly what happened when the plane went down.

All three were taken by EMS to area hospitals after the accident. The pilot was identified in the report as Robert Gentry, who was taken to Texoma Medical cCenter where he was last reported in fair condition.

The investigation into the accident is underway at this point.

Scene of the Accident

View of the Road

Commentary:

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